Yankees Clinch Chance With Ford On The Mound
Eddie Ford shoots for a fourth game win as the Yankees push toward a sixth straight World Series title. New York relies on Ford to close out the Phils while Philadelphia counters with Miller and Church, both rookies, as Hamner shines for the Phillies with three hits and a late rally falls short at Yankee Stadium.
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Stengels Faith in Coleman Pays Off With Series Wins
New York Yankees second baseman Jerry Coleman, a lean San Francisco native, earned a pennant and three World Series victories thanks to Stengel’s faith. Coleman’s clutch hitting powered the club past the Phillies and Dodgers, including a late season no hit double and key hits in the World Series.
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Phillies Lose in Gutsy Night At Baker Field
Philadelphia and New York split a nine inning clash with Ferrick earning the win and Meyer the loss. Ennis Hamner and Rizzuto sparked a tense game as the Yanks push for late runs while Sisler Goliat and Coleman carry the Phillies offense. Final line shows 3 to 2 with Ferrick tossing eight strong and Lopat collecting nine outs in relief.
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Dover Powers Wooster 20-13 In Friday Night Clash
Dover used a strong second quarter to defeat Wooster 20 to 13 on Friday night in Dover. Key plays came from Barlock, McCombs and Hershberger with Ellwood adding two extra points.
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Wildcats Beat Canton South In Ground Heavy Clash
Canton South stifled by Canton Wildcats 201 rushing yards to 86 as D Griffith Brill and G Griffith lead balanced attack. Madison passes for 95 yards but Canton’s defense struggles against the run allowing multiple touchdowns and extra points.
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Barberton Defeats Kentish-Harris 20 in Hard Fought Gridiron Win
Barberton over Kentish-Harris 20 to 13 as Mitchell stars with two touchdowns and Welch adds one. Borton anchors Alliance defense as a key linebacker and punter, while Carroll fumbles late allowing a recovery by Bob Andrayaka. Guards and centers listed, with Stauffenger and Falcone among players.
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Villanova to face LSU in first ever meeting
The 1950 football schedule includes Villanova versus Louisiana State in the first matchup between the two programs, marking a historic collision on the gridiron.
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Dalton Rips Seville 59-0 in Football Rout
Dalton dominates Seville 59 to 0 with Stockham at quarterback and Gerber, Bodager, and Douglas scoring multiple touchdowns. Line highlights include tackles by Amstutz Bodager and D Forrer, while finishes feature Stockham extra points and Gerber placements.
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Mogadore Beats Greensburg 6-20 3-0 Upset
Mogadore dominates Greensburg with touchdowns by Gerhart Arnold and Maddox, extra points by Dardene. Defensive line players Eisele Whalford and Kletlinger anchor a strong front seven while Murphy Dardene lead the backfield for the Cyclones.
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Carrollton Victory Includes 98 Yard Interception Return
Carrollton beat Malvern 25 to 13 as Jim Lewis returned an interception 98 yards in the fourth quarter. Carrollton shows long runs and solid line play led by Moreland, Howard, and bench contributors. Malvern’s Deckman and Stires scored on drives, while Hall and Crowl added points after touchdowns.
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Bulldogs stymie key threat in low yardage game
Vic records a net one yard on 15 carries for McKinley while Parks scores the lone TD to reach 42 on the season. Sad Sam gains 120 of McKinley’s 297 yards in 15 attempts, Mariano adds 114 yards and two touchdowns, with Popoff contributing 36 yards in 7 carries. McKinley dominates with eight penalties each, and Wildcats Gelal Wildes and others shine on the line.
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Rittman Bowl Ends In A 16 6 Victory Over Medina
Rittman and Medina clash with multiple tackles guards and centers listed for both sides. S Garfido and Ambrose led quarterbacks. Mass Kozel Lunter highlighted as scorers with several touchdowns and safeties noted.
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Mount Union Pounds Clarion 53 0 In Hartshorn Stadium
Mount Union College dominates Clarion State Teachers 53 to 0 at Hartshorn Stadium. Bill Erlitz scores three TDs, Dick McFall adds a 30 yard keeper, Mancuso, Balough and Greenfield on long drives as Mount Union rips off 21 first downs and 452 rushing yards while forcing three interceptions. Casper adds five extra points as Mount Union notches its second win.
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Tigers Rally In Narrow Massillon Victory Over Steubenville
Massillon defeats Steubenville 35 to 12 as Grier Russell and Howe score on a 35 yard drive and multiple runs. Krisher adds five extra points and critical conversions while Krish er places a toe through the uprights. Stadium notes show Lawson and Bunch key yardage for the Big Red while Stubbers secure six first downs.
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